exploitative
gb/ɪksplˈɔɪtɪtɪv/ us/ɪksplˈɔɪtɪtɪv/
C1
Englisch
kizsákmányoló, kihasználó, hatásvadász, szenzációhajhász
C1
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kihasználó
B2
Verwendungsmuster:
exploitative [noun]; exploitative of [someone/something]
The company was criticized for exploitative working conditions in its overseas factories.
A vállalatot bírálták a külföldi gyáraiban uralkodó kizsákmányoló munkakörülmények miatt.
She left an exploitative relationship where her partner controlled her money and time.
Kilépett egy kihasználó kapcsolatból, amelyben a partnere a pénzét és az idejét is ellenőrizte.
Some payday loans are seen as exploitative because they target people who are already in financial trouble.
Beispiele für Lernende
The workers said the pay was exploitative.
A dolgozók szerint a bérezés kizsákmányoló volt.
He refused to sign an exploitative contract.
Nem volt hajlandó aláírni egy kizsákmányoló szerződést.
Häufiger Fehler:
Do not use exploitative to mean simply useful or efficient. It is negative and means unfairly taking advantage.
Bedeutung
unfairly taking advantage
Wortverbindungen
exploitative practices
|exploitative relationship
|exploitative employer
|exploitative labor practices
|exploitative working conditions
|exploitative contract
|exploitative pricing
|exploitative system
|exploitative industry
|exploitative behavior
Synonyme
abusive (emphasizes harmful treatment and misuse of power)
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predatory (suggests deliberately seeking vulnerable people to take advantage of)
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oppressive (emphasizes harsh control or unfair pressure by a powerful person or system)
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unfair (broader and less specific; may not imply taking advantage)
Antonyme
fair (treats people honestly and without unfair advantage)
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ethical (follows moral standards and avoids harmful exploitation)
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equitable (emphasizes just and balanced treatment)
Themen
ethics
|work
|business
|society
|power
Definition
An exploitative person, system, or practice is unfair because it uses people or situations to get a benefit.
Using someone or something unfairly for one's own benefit, especially by taking advantage of another person's work, need, weakness, or lack of power.
C1
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hatásvadász
B2
Verwendungsmuster:
exploitative [film/show/article/coverage]; feel exploitative
The documentary raised important issues, but some viewers found its use of victims' photos exploitative.
A dokumentumfilm fontos kérdéseket vetett fel, de néhány néző hatásvadásznak tartotta az áldozatok fényképeinek használatát.
Critics called the show exploitative because it turned family problems into entertainment.
A kritikusok hatásvadásznak nevezték a műsort, mert a családi problémákból szórakoztatást csinált.
The article avoided graphic details so that the coverage would not feel exploitative.
Beispiele für Lernende
The movie felt exploitative, not helpful.
A film hatásvadásznak hatott, nem segítő szándékúnak.
The report was careful, not exploitative.
A riport körültekintő volt, nem hatásvadász.
Häufiger Fehler:
This sense usually describes how a subject is presented, not whether the subject itself is shocking or serious.
Bedeutung
sensational and disrespectful use
Wortverbindungen
exploitative film
|exploitative documentary
|exploitative coverage
|exploitative portrayal
|exploitative content
|exploitative reality TV
|exploitative images
|exploitative interview
|feel exploitative
Synonyme
sensationalist (emphasizes attracting attention through shock or excitement)
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voyeuristic (suggests an inappropriate interest in other people's private pain or lives)
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manipulative (emphasizes controlling the audience's emotions unfairly)
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tasteless (less formal; emphasizes poor judgment or lack of sensitivity)
Antonyme
respectful (treats the subject or people involved with dignity)
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sensitive (shows care for people's feelings or trauma)
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responsible (handles the material in an ethical and careful way)
Themen
media
|entertainment
|ethics
|journalism
Definition
If a film, story, or news report is exploitative, it uses painful or private things in a way that feels unfair or disrespectful.
Using real suffering, sex, violence, private experiences, or vulnerable people in a way that seems designed mainly to attract attention, make money, or entertain, rather than to treat the subject respectfully.
Grammatik
Grundform
exploitative
IPA
GB/ɪksplˈɔɪtɪtɪv/
US/ɪksplˈɔɪtɪtɪv/
Silben & Betonung
ex - ploit - at - ive (4 Silben)
Stress on 2nd syllable (ploit)
Wortformen
Adjective
- Base: exploitative
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